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TermDefinition
biased having an unfair tendency to believe that some peoples opinions are better than others
eloquent Marked by a fluent and forceful expression
segregate to be separated from others or the general mass
integrate to form into a functioning or unified whole
unfathomable impossible to comprehend
perspective personal point of view
ideal existing only in the imagination; perfect but not likely to become a reality
concrete something you can sense with your five senses
invoke to mention in attempt to make people feel a certain way
connotation how a word makes you feel
figurative used with a meaning that is different from the basic meaning and that expresses an idea in an interesting way
literal involving the normal or usual meaning of a word
identify to think of yourself as having the same feelings or experiences as someone/ something else
refrain a phrase or verse that is repeated regularly in a poem or a song
submission the action of presenting a proposal
context the words that are used with a certain word or phrase to help explain their meaning
lyric poetry expresses a single persons thoughts in rhymes
narrative poetry tells a story with formal structure, with regular rhyme scheme, stanzas, and rhyme
dramatic poetry drama in verse-action is told through the words characters speak, often found in plays
sonnet a poem with 14 lines and a fixed pattern
ode a poem where a person expresses a strong feeling of love of respect to someone or something
elegy a poem or song that that expresses sorrow for someone who is dead
haiku a poem three lines long, 5 syllables 1st line; 7 syllables 2nd line; 5 syllables 3rd line
epic poems a very long poem about a mythical or legendary hero
ballads a poem in the form of a song( most the tie about love)
concrete poems poems that explain things you can see, feel, smell, taste, and hear
literal means exactly what the phrase says
figurative has a deeper meaning
similes describing something using "like" or "as"
metaphors describing something not using "like" or "as"
analogies comparing two things
cliches a phrase or opinion that that is overused and betrays a lack of originality
alliterations same letter or sound at the beginning of each word in a sentence
personification nonliving things with living characteristics
hyperbole exaggerating things
idioms sayings that replace words or a sentence that means the same thing figuratively
imagery visually descriptive
onomatopoeia a word that describes a sound
mood suggestive of a particular feeling or state of mind
tone the attitude of a piece of writing
lines sentences of a poem
stanzas paragraphs of a poem
refrains a repeated part of a poem
couplets two lines in a poem that rhyme
tercets three lines in a poem that rhyme
quatrains four lines in a poem that rhyme
rhyme scheme the ordered pattern of rhymes in a poem
meter rhythmic structure of a poem
utopia a world with a government, law, and social connections that are perfect
dystopia when people have tried to create a perfect world, but have created new problems that people didn't have to worry about before
S.A.S.E. self addressed stamped envelope
free verse poetry doesn't rhyme
traditional poetry does rhyme
nouns
plural nouns
singular nouns
proper nouns
common nouns
abstract nouns
concrete nouns
collective nouns
compound nouns
verbs
active voice in verbs
passive voice in verbs
past tense verbs
present tense verbs
future tense verbs
transitive verbs
intransitive verbs
linking verbs
subject
predicate
complete thoughts
Created by: elizabethmorgan
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